There once was a beautif- Hell no! This story is not about any gorgeous kingdom with a kind King and Queen and a handsome Prince or beautiful Princess. This is about Hell.
Simple as that.
I was exiled for what I could not help but to be. What I could not help but to DO.
I could control things... Things that a simple peasant such as myself should not have the ability, much less the capability, of these extraordinary feats that I, somehow, was able to perform.
Mother caught me once, and explained that I had a very rare disease, called Elementalistism. She told me that it was deadly to all but a few lucky fellows.
I happened to be one of them.
She explained to me how it worked, apparently she had known someone like me, with Elementalistism.
I would grow into my full powers at age 19.
I would also stop aging, physically I mean, at that time.
I would become immortal.
Immortal, but not invincible.
I learned I was special, but my upbringing fought that belief.
All my life I had been a lowly peasant girl, struggling to help my mother and younger baby sister to survive in these slums.
But with my newfound knowledge, God help me I will save my family from Death.
You just watch me.
The world around us can be diverse in so many ways, but sometimes the most diverse way is a way we may never have known possible. And that is a secret that will soon be revealed as once it's been made known the world around you may never be the same again.
Our tale begins with the seven, a group of ordinary teenagers, but the difference is that they'll soon learn that they are far from ordinary as their destinies have been in creation before they were even born.
Darkness will descend and life will be lost, but when time is a measurement of life the seven will soon discover that their lives are only just beginning. With secrets and mysteries hidden by the ones that they loved, they'll find that the problems of daily life are nothing compared to that of an Elemental.
But with a tale like this, which is only just beginning. A single question remains to be asked.
'Would you learn even a single secret and still believe it?' Only you can answer that.